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BERLIN - The local World Cup coordinator for Berlin shot himself in the head hours after Sunday's final in an apparent suicide attempt. ADVERTISEMENT Police spokeswoman Claudia Schulz on Tuesday confirmed newspaper reports that 65-year-old Juergen Kiessling had shot himself. She said there was no indication anyone else was involved, and she had no information on a possible motive. The Bild daily reported Kiessling remains in a Berlin hospital. Kiessling's duties for the World Cup included coordinating the "Fan Mile" near Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, a spot where hundreds of thousands of fans watched the matches on giant screens during the monthlong tournament. (They take their football too seriously)

Im happy the AL won because I hate Garner. Thats what he gets for not putting in Uggle. :mad

I agree, Phil Garner, your a real tosser. He did not give any players a real chance to play. Including Uggle. Very bad.

Hacker 'to fight US extradition' Gary McKinnon said he was looking for information about UFOs Former computer hacker Gary McKinnon has vowed to fight extradition to the US, where he faces decades in jail. He told the BBC he was lodging a High Court appeal against Home Secretary John Reid's decision to allow him to be sent to America. Mr McKinnon, 40, from London, said he would take the case to the European Court of Human Rights if he needed to. He is accused of hacking into US government computer networks, causing thousands of pounds worth of damage. One American prosecutor alleged he had carried out "the biggest military computer hack of all time". Mr McKinnon admitted that he accessed US government systems saying he was looking for material about UFOs and "suppressed technology". But he denies being an expert hacker, saying he would be regarded as a "complete amateur" within the IT community. If he were to be found guilty in the US, he would face millions of dollars in fines as well as a long jail term.